Andrea Goodman
Kentucky-born, Texas-rooted. A Red Dirt country artist blending Americana and bluegrass with real stories, faith, and heart.
7:00 – 10:00 PM
Glen Rose, Texas · Est. 1937 · Reopened 2026
Premium cocktails, handcrafted food selections, exceptional live music, and a welcoming atmosphere
where neighbors become friends, every guest feels at home, and every visit brings something new.
Red Dirt country on the Palace stage. Kentucky-born, Texas-rooted.
Kentucky-born, Texas-rooted. A Red Dirt country artist blending Americana and bluegrass with real stories, faith, and heart.
7:00 – 10:00 PM
A night of bingo benefiting the Paluxy River Children's Advocacy Center. All bingo proceeds go directly to PRCAC.
6:00 – 8:30 PM

Built on tradition, just like the historic building that has stood here since 1810. Premium bourbon is stirred with aromatic bitters and our house-crafted crisp orange peel syrup, delivering a rich, smooth Old Fashioned with a vibrant citrus finish. A timeless cocktail that honors the past while raising a glass to the good times still to come.

Where Southern hospitality meets timeless craftsmanship. Premium bourbon mingles with our signature Old Fashioned Elixir, handcrafted from light brown sugar, flame-toasted oranges, cherries, vanilla bean, and cinnamon. The result is a smooth, full-bodied cocktail with notes of warm caramel, citrus, and baking spice that finishes like a slice of bourbon apple pie fresh from the oven. A true Southern classic, reimagined.

A sophisticated gin cocktail featuring our signature Elixir–Black. Rich brown sugar, flame-toasted blackberries, fresh mint, bright lime, and a whisper of allspice come together with premium gin to create a beautifully balanced cocktail that’s bold, refreshing, and deeply aromatic. Smooth, complex, and unforgettable, crafted with the same care and character as a master blacksmith’s finest work.
Every signature is handcrafted with Toasted Simple™ syrups. Explore the full menu »
Our Story
This building has always drawn a crowd. It began as Gresham & Co. Dry Goods, survived the fires of the thirties, and reopened in 1937 as the Palace movie house, which the Phipps and Layton families ran for half a century.
Today the Palace is restored: original limestone walls, black steel and oak, a stage downstairs, and a second floor with the best view of the stage and bar areas. The marquee is lit again. Stay awhile.
Learn more about our history »
Private Events
The second floor has mezzanine seating, lounge alcoves, and an arched window looking out over the courthouse square. It fits everything from birthday parties to business meetings.
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